Technology News on Dug.ie

• EU citizens to get better broadband and privacy rights
  500 million EU citizens will soon benefit from more consumer choice, better coverage with faster internet broadband and from greater rights to privac1 Vote(s)
• Daily Digest 24 November
  Mobile ads worth EUR8.7bn by 2014 | New corporate recovery blog launched | Vodafone launches 360 on pre-pay | Profits soar at Andor | Success for Lar1 Vote(s)
• Palm's webOS version 1.3.1 now available
  Pre owners get major update1 Vote(s)
• Man marries video game character
  A Japanese gamer decides he cannot live without Nene Anegasaki, who happens to be a character in the Nintendo DS game Love Plus. So he marries her.1 Vote(s)
• Wikipedia project 'losing contributors in record numbers'
  Wikipedia is losing tens of thousands of volunteer editors a month, according to a study that suggests the pioneering spirit of the collaborative enc1 Vote(s)
• Google apologises over racist Obama image
  Google has apologised for the presence of a racially offensive image of US First Lady Michelle Obama, which appears first in its image search results1 Vote(s)
• Tesco to sell iPhone by Christmas in UK
  Every little helps ... even when it comes to the Apple iPhone. UK supermarket chain Tesco aims to have the popular smart phone in its stores in time 1 Vote(s)
• Daft.ie ranks 8 in Deloitte Fast 500 EMEA rankings
  22 companies from island of Ireland recognised in chart1 Vote(s)
• CNET News Daily Podcast: Top headlines of the day
  A quick rundown of the top stories we're following as we head into the holiday weekend.1 Vote(s)
• What the web is teaching our brains
  Most of us in the developed world now have relationships with computers - and access to information and entertainment - that we could not have dreamt1 Vote(s)